10-04-2016, 09:01 PM
There is nothing wrong with tattoos, not a damn thing. It's the person under those tattoos that matters.
I will say though, a guy with a horror face tattoo would not be hired by me if I was hiring for a position at a place like Chuck-E-Cheese no matter how nice the guy is.
There was this one time when I worked for a convenience store and was tasked with hiring a new clerk. This woman comes in for an interview wearing a white short sleeved shirt over a red long sleeve shirt and it was a warm day. I interviewed her, found her over qualified for the position and showed her around the store. After the interview, I hired her and asked to see her sleeves. She looked at me funny, kind of scared and slowly pulled her sleeves of her shirt up to show really nice art work on her arms. I told her those sleeves were great and not to worry because I already hired her.
It was the best hire that store ever had. She turned out great and was soon managing her own store and five years after I hired her, she became a "Supervisor" over the Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana region. I knew she was over qualified but she was a great worker and now makes six figures in the company.
I really should have stay with that company since I soon became a manager of a store with gas pumps. If you don't know, that's where the money is and was making $60k a year there but the hours were crazy long and I had no time with my family.
I will say though, a guy with a horror face tattoo would not be hired by me if I was hiring for a position at a place like Chuck-E-Cheese no matter how nice the guy is.
There was this one time when I worked for a convenience store and was tasked with hiring a new clerk. This woman comes in for an interview wearing a white short sleeved shirt over a red long sleeve shirt and it was a warm day. I interviewed her, found her over qualified for the position and showed her around the store. After the interview, I hired her and asked to see her sleeves. She looked at me funny, kind of scared and slowly pulled her sleeves of her shirt up to show really nice art work on her arms. I told her those sleeves were great and not to worry because I already hired her.
It was the best hire that store ever had. She turned out great and was soon managing her own store and five years after I hired her, she became a "Supervisor" over the Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana region. I knew she was over qualified but she was a great worker and now makes six figures in the company.
I really should have stay with that company since I soon became a manager of a store with gas pumps. If you don't know, that's where the money is and was making $60k a year there but the hours were crazy long and I had no time with my family.
